The Royal William IV, Lincoln - pub details
Address: Brayford Wharf North, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN1 1YX [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 18360) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Lincoln Central (0.3 miles), Hykeham (3.5 miles)
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> Current user rating: 5.8/10 (rated by 12 users)
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user reviews of the Royal William IV, Lincoln
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| Pleasant enough pub inside, with fantastic outside seating overlooking Brayford wharf. Food was good, but beer choice limited; Ruddles Best and Directors only on tap, with no guest. Cider also dissapointing; Strongbow or bottled. Most pubs now seem to offer at least one from Thatchers, Stowford press, Aspalls etc..., where you can actually taste apples... I wouldnt dismiss this pub, but could be better. Barrow_Beer_Hunter - 30 Sep 2013 14:14 |
| A pleasant enough pub on the quayside alongside many mass market chain restaurants, such as Nando�s, Ask, Prezzo, etc. The building seems to be made up of two halves, the end part being an old stone built traditional affair, joined on to a more modern looking brick built building with the top half covered in wood cladding. They�ve made an effort to brighten it up with a few hanging baskets, window boxes and such like. Inside it�s not unpleasant by any means, but has a little bit of a bland, identikit feel to it. Much of the walls are clad in white painted woodwork, covered with several old pictures. There are some dark wood strips of wood on the ceiling that seem to be more decorative than structural. The flooring in the front bar is tiles, with carpet elsewhere and some wood stripwork around the bar. There�s a decent looking brick built fireplace at the front, but that�s probably the only feature of any interest. Food is apparently offered all day, although I didn�t inspect the menu, and there was a very 1970�s style vertical desert cabinet from which you were invited to select your dish. The best feature of the pub is the outside table and chairs alongside the river. Whilst not especially picturesque, it�s nonetheless a pleasant spot to sit and sup your beer. Beers on tap are still Ruddles Best and Directors, so these are presumably unchanging. Ciders were Bulmers and Strongbow. Blackthorn - 3 Jul 2011 19:18 |
| This is at least the second refurb since I first came here: okay - certainly an improvement on the twee pink and gilt it used to be at one time, but stilll a bit bland. Good for a quick early evening meal before catching a train, just as the other waterfront establishments are starting to fill up. Nice exterior and setting. Firedrake - 22 Mar 2010 14:51 |
| This used to be a locals local, but with Brayford Wharf now being the up and coming area in town it�s been opened up into another corporate foodie barn. It�s a pleasant enough place in an antiseptic, not really a pub, sort of way. We�ve all been in this sort of place before so there�s nothing much else to say. Two handpumps on the bar selling the really inventive selection of Ruddles County and Directors. Surprisingly the pint of Directors I had was pretty good. ROBCamra - 2 Dec 2009 14:04 |
| I can vouch for Karl&Kate below, had a couple of meals in there recently very freindly & good food, been going in this pub for nigh on 30yrs brilliant location on the Brayford pool area of the city. Localpisshead - 10 Sep 2006 17:42 |
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